Who Hailed Us Out Summer's Hush Poem by james watkin
Who Hailed Us Out Summer's Hush
Who hailed us out summer's hush
With summery complaisance
Was shown up to have sheltered
A too trustfully wide glance.
Having been met by, in effect
Blustery armed, wills' storm!
Swung off each bough, upthrew, plumed, pawed
A noise; out of the norm.
More than moods' unfettering
Tore through nature's dismay.
Boy's slights, in rock-homes, kicked o'er;
Boy's shame, rough-grabbed, what lay.
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